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Also get [[unclear]] of glass beads neither colored or dyed for Anna's mat. and a bottle of preston salts, if it isn't too much trouble. If you do get some crackers we've quite a notion to have some oyster crackers they are rolled very thin and cut smaller. We think Mary's picture is very good a perfect gem. We wish you would get some photographs too. | Also get [[unclear]] of glass beads neither colored or dyed for Anna's mat. and a bottle of preston salts, if it isn't too much trouble. If you do get some crackers we've quite a notion to have some oyster crackers they are rolled very thin and cut smaller. We think Mary's picture is very good a perfect gem. We wish you would get some photographs too. | ||
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Take this as an answer and consider yourself in my debt. Mr. Phillips went down with the cutter to visit you tonight but came home alone. The roads he says will hardly allow to go again on the runners. | |||
Gwen was sick this morning, they called the Dr. we have not heard since. Perhaps you will see her on your way home Sarah sends the enclosed poetry to Ella. Give much love to them all. We would be glad to see Ella up here if she is not afraid of the mud. Much love to you both from | |||
Anna. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:18, 3 October 2020
Monday evenng Dear Girls We were glad to receive your letter to night seeing we could not see you. We send this worsted for you to exchange. There is 1 lb (16 oz) of doubled zephyr, please exchange it for 1 lb. single zephyr. Mother got it from a Nils Roberts, at Maryan Lewis (formerly D. Thomas) She promised to exchange it if it wasn't right.
Also get unclear of glass beads neither colored or dyed for Anna's mat. and a bottle of preston salts, if it isn't too much trouble. If you do get some crackers we've quite a notion to have some oyster crackers they are rolled very thin and cut smaller. We think Mary's picture is very good a perfect gem. We wish you would get some photographs too.
writing up the left margin you, Mary, for writing me such a good letter unclear
at top Take this as an answer and consider yourself in my debt. Mr. Phillips went down with the cutter to visit you tonight but came home alone. The roads he says will hardly allow to go again on the runners.
Gwen was sick this morning, they called the Dr. we have not heard since. Perhaps you will see her on your way home Sarah sends the enclosed poetry to Ella. Give much love to them all. We would be glad to see Ella up here if she is not afraid of the mud. Much love to you both from Anna.